three magnolia haiku
three magnolia haiku
see magnolia
scattering in vernal winds
lovely petals fly
colorful satin
purple out of paradise
cherry trees compete
Shiraki lotus
flowering magnolias
sumptuous season
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The prompt for today is: Magnolia
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Posted on May 15, 2012, in Poetry, Tackle it Tuesday and tagged haiku, magnolia, poetry prompt, prompted verse, purple flowers, Shiraki lotus, Tackle it Tuesday. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.
I could almost smell them. Beautiful picture!
Lovely haiku!
Wow! Fantastic ~ love reading all three ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
Great triplet of haiku, very well done. I can see, feel and smell the magnolias. Thank you for being part of “Tackle It Tuesday”.
Fascinating…I’ve never seen nor smelled a magnolia…now I wish I had…or could some day.
Thank you,
Peace,
Siggi in Downeast Maine
I get a happy feeling reading this 3 sets of magnolia haiku. I long to smell one too!.
A satin version, how nice! It’s almost as a real one. Great write, Tammy!
Hank
Lovely set of haiku!:)
I can just picture them, beautiful colours and visuals 🙂
Beautiful imagery in your haiku
good haiku,like the pic you did too.